Washington on the Potomac

Rich in cultural, scientific, educational, and business resources, the Washington metropolitan area acts as a stimulus to the intellect, spirit, and soul. Living in Washington, DC is quite a learning experience.

Learning art history makes far more sense when you can spend the afternoon at a museum studying a Picasso or a Rembrandt, or carved artworks from Senegal or Benin. Writing a paper on an obscure but important biological topic is made so much easier when you can draw on freshly released research findings by scientists at the National Institute of Health in nearby Bethesda, Maryland. Enjoy your visit to our Nation's Capital.

National Museum of African American History & Culture

Washington Post - Going Out Guide

Cultural Tourism DC

DC Digital Museum

Destination DC